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Originally Posted by Trident
Two. I think that it's a good thing to have less ISM. From what I've read, ISM stands for Intimate (or Internal) Shared Memory. Think of it as a PC with onboard video vs a dedicated video card. You'd much prefer to have less shared memory!
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I don't believe that would be entirely accurate... Shared memory is many time used as a communication mechanism between two processors. Now I don't know specifically about ISM or GPU/CPU communication, but it would seem to make sense that the messaging stack being larger would alleviate the needs for throttling and stalls on a RTOS...